KP Engineering (KPE), a leader in the design and execution of customized EPC solutions for the refining, syngas, hydrogen, and renewable fuels industries, is pleased to announce the formal integration with it’s sister company, Chemex Global and parent company, The Shaw Group’s world-class modular fabrication facility and team in Lake Charles, Louisiana, into a single business unit called Shaw Projects & Modules.
The Global Syngas Technologies Council (“GSTC”), announced the addition of Heartland Water Technology as its latest new member.
Gulf Energy Information, the world’s largest independent media company serving the energy industry, is the proud host of the Gulf Energy Information Excellence Awards to recognize and celebrate cutting-edge technological developments and exceptional leadership in the industry.
With substantial tax benefits available under 45Q and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the use of carbon capture and storage can help oil, gas and chemical facilities reach their decarbonization goals economically.
SunGas Renewables Inc. and C2X LLC today announced a strategic partnership and an investment by C2X in convertible preferred stock issued by SunGas.
Interviewed at the AFPM Annual meeting, William E. Preston, former President and CEO of KP Engineering, now Executive Vice President of The Shaw Group, was featured on Hydrocarbon Processing’s The Main Column podcast.
On March 13, 2024, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $750 million in funding for 52 projects across 24 states to dramatically reduce the cost of clean hydrogen and reinforce American leadership in the growing hydrogen industry. These projects will advance electrolysis technologies and improve manufacturing and recycling capabilities for clean hydrogen systems and components.
BASF and International Process Plants (IPP), a global leader in the acquisition and sale of process plants and equipment, have entered an agreement to market ammonia, methanol and melamine plants located at BASF’s Verbund site in Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Houston, Texas – February 14, 2024 — The Global Syngas Technologies Council (“GSTC”), an international association of companies involved in...
As the pace of technological change quickens, more chemical companies are faced with implementing emerging technologies and other first-of-a-kind construction projects. As they move forward, many will discover how experience gaps and insufficient information can add to the complexity of already-challenging projects. To set expectations and keep these projects on track, a structured knowledge transfer process at the onset can help.